Discover the meaning of reimbursement in business and taxes. Learn types, IRS rules, and how proper records keep finances and tax returns accurate.

Form 8949 helps report stocks, crypto, and real estate sales to the IRS. Learn how to file, short vs long-term gains, and how it works with Schedule D

How long to keep tax records? IRS generally recommends keeping tax records for three years, but in some situations you may need to hold on to them for 6 six years

Know what tax relief services are, how they work, and the options available to reduce IRS debt, penalties, and stress while protecting your finances

Learn how private foundations work, their tax benefits, rules, and lasting impact. Discover if starting one is right for you, your family, or business.

Form 941 is the one IRS form you can't afford to skip if you have employees. It's the quarterly tax form that shows how much federal income tax, Social Security, and Medicare.

Discover the top 12 small business tax tips and how Small business owners are always looking for smart ways to reduce their tax burden without triggering red flags from the IRS.

Owners of S corporations use accountable plans to reimburse themselves for business expenses. They're simple to set up, but keep good records in case the IRS requests

American Opportunity Tax Credit is a money-saving tax break for students in their first four years of college. You can get up to $2,500 per student each year to help cover things like tuition, books etc.

Form 1120 is like a tax return for your business. C corporations use Form 1120 to report their business income, expenses, and profits. If you own a C corporation you'll need to fill out Form 1120